Miss Sheppard Added to Pendleton School Staff
Miss Agnes F. Sheppard of Salem has joined Superintendent Conklin’s staff in Pendleton public schools. Dr. Smith was sworn in and the board then elected Sheppard, a veteran valley teacher and Willamette University graduate who studied at Berkeley, to Pendleton’s faculty. Sheppard will spend vacation with her parents in Polk county and arrive before fall opening.
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Pen- Mieton
Smith
Afive
Agnes FE. Sheppard
Salem
Sheppard
Willamette Universality
State University of California At
Berkeley
Pendleton
Miss Sheppard
Polk County
Lyons to Move to Helix Office for Six Weeks
Will Lyons, a two year employee in the local office of the W. & Co. R, will depart Monday for Helix to oversee that office for about six weeks. He began learning Uglography over two years ago and his value is shown by the company sending him to the station for training, an important operational step.
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Will Lyons
Helix
Lyons
Enna
Will Serve Twenty Five Days In Jail, A F Tohen Sentenced
A. F. Tohen was brought to the county jail this morning from Milton, where he had been convicted and sentenced to twenty five days in jail. He served the sentence for a ceny offense.
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A. F. Tohen
Milton
Marriage License Issued for McClure and Baker
A marriage license was issued this morning to Ambrose McClure of Washington county Idaho and Miss Maude Baker of Umatilla county. The Philadelphia Press quotes a domestic scene with a mother scolding Willie about questions from his father.
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Ambrose McClure
Washington County
Idaho
Miss Maude Baker
Umatilla County
Willie
Philadelphia
Umatilla School Exhibit Sent to National Education Association
A detailed showcase from the Umatilla Indian reservation school features 28 pupils with 10 literary and 18 industrial pieces sent to Boston for the National Educational Association. The collection, created by Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla tribals ages up to 16, includes essays, drawings, sewing, and embroidery, all signed with names and tribal relations.
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National Educational Association
Umatilla County
Boston
Mass
Unatilla Indian Reservation
Cayuse
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Anyon
Pendleton Driving Association Matinee Benefit
Pendleton Driving Association schedules a benefit matinee tomorrow after noon at Heppner track. Horses are in good condition and the track is in excellent shape for the meeting, with all proceeds going to the cause.
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Heppner
Pendleton
Francisco
FL Lerne
Oneta
J. A. Badley
Ollie M
James Erwin
Personal guests and visitors in Pendleton area
Mrs W H Bates of Baker City visits Pendleton friends while Mrs B Cartland of Athena tours the city. N J Sorensen from Sumpter and Lee Baker of Walla Walla are in town on short business and social visits. Various others including Lola Carl of Portland and M J Bagley of Athena stay briefly with local friends as residents attend church events and redevelopment work. William Folsom and T G Halley engage in county and city business.
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Lee Baker
Walla Walla
Mise Lola Carl
Portland
Pendleton
F& FE. Palmer
Pomeroy
Mise Olfe Peterson
Athena
M. J. Bagley
Frank Grewich
Turner
The
Christian Church
Charles Kennedy
William Folsom
Baker City
Eugene Holmes
Wallowa
John Vert
Will Go to Baker City
John Docherty, once employed with Joseph Basler, has moved to Baker City to join the firm of Eppinger & Co, turners and jewelers, continuing his trade at the new place. The piece mentions a personal vow about drinking related to a dying wife.
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Baker City
John Docherty
Joseph Basler
Fem
Eppinger & Co
D Hewlers
Western Oregon Association Meeting Dives Into Rules and Sermons
Lively sessions feature election of officers led by Moderator L. W. Penland and Clerk R. W. King with M. O. Perry treasurer. Reports cover church status, Sunday School work, foreign missions, state missions, and obituaries. Minor rule changes approved as Brethren reflected on past year.
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L. W. Penland
R. W. King
M. O. Perry
A We Oliver
la Grande
New Chircren
Mt Peasant
Van
Eastern Oregon Association
Heppner
Taptiet
Tost
Ofeera
T. B. Penland
W. King
M. ©. Perry
Baker City
G. W. Black
Bunny
Rev. L. Wooley
M. C. Perry
A. W. Rider
Elis
Jed Wie
We Baptist
Summer Resorts Low Fares From O R & N Co
O R N Co offers cheap round trip rates to seaside Clatsop Bonet or Long Beach and return for 10 tickets on sale July 1 to August 31 inclusive, Bingham Warm Springs and return 1.76 with 6 day limit not past Sept 20. To Bingham Warm Springs and return 2.75 good for three meals and one bath, limit following day from sale date. To Meacham and return 1 ticket on sale Sundays only. Hot Lake and return 9 including 6 worth of board. For details contact the company.
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Clatsop Bonet
Long Beach
Bingham Warm Springs
Hot Lake
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